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050. Farm Science is Practiced

This issue of the North Iowa Farmer tells the story of the success of the application of sound business and scientific principles to farm industry o Emil Tyden's eighth North Iowa farms.

049. Tyden Pedestal Table Lock Advertisement

Mr. Tyden invented this table lock after noticing a pedestal table badly spread at the base in a store. When he asked the clerk about it, she said "These tables all spead at the bottom. It can't be helped". Tyden proeeded to invent a lock which holds…

048. Inside Ceiling in Barn at Tyden Farm #5

The first photography shows the door under the ceiling where hay is lifted into the loft. The second photo is a view of the hay loft.

047. Bales of Hay in Barn #5

Bales of hay sit on the first floor of the barn that was part of Tyden Farm #5

046. Inside Barn #5

These are inside photos of the barn at Tyden Farms #5

045. Hay Loft in Barn #5

Hay bales in a hay loft in the barn of Tyden Farm #5

044. Barn at Tyden Farm #5

This is a photograph of the barn that was formerly part of Tyden farm #5. It is the only structure that remains on that farm.

043. Barn and feed shed on Tyden Farm #4

This barn and feed shed are typical of the ones built on each of the six Tyden farms in Iowa

042. Barn, Corn Crib and Silos on Tyden Farm #4

These buildings are a part of the original Tyden Farm #4 near Dougherty, Iowa

041. Corn crib on Tyden Farm #4

This is an original concrete corn crib that was built on most of the Tyden farms.

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